The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-01-21
Adopted. The fol.

lowing bills passed:
Authorizing the service oi civil and cr;r,;
nal process issued by any territorial cour.
within Indian and military reservations
and the Yellowstone National PARK.
amending the law regulating the remove
OF causes from state to federal courts; pro.
viding far the bringing OF suits against A.
government OF the United States.
The bill regarding the removal OF cansas
from state'to federal courts as passed by
the house provides:
1t increases the minimum iurisdictior
Of the circuit courts from $500 10
80, 900; takes away from the circn;t
courts jurisdiction causes in favor ~
assignee's OF promissory notes and hills
of exchange, and restricts to the defendant
the right to remove a ca use from the state
to the federal court. 1t deprives circuit
courts Of jurisdiction OF any suit OF a civil
nature between a corporation and a eiti-
zen OF any state in which such corpora.
ton at the time the cause ofaction accrued
may nave been carrying ON any business
authorized by the law creating it. excent; IL
cases arising under the copy right Nv
patent laws and in like cases in which said
courts are authorized by the act to take
orignizance OF suits between citizens of tho
same state, and prohibited any such sniS
between IL corporation and a citizen or citi.
zens OF a state which it may be doing busi.
ness from being removed into any circuit
court Of the United States except In lika
cases In which such removal is authorized
by the foregoing provisions in suits be-
tween citizens OF the same state.
SENArE.-The senate hac been in session
for nearly twelve continuous hours when
the long roll was called on the motion Go
recommit the interstate commerce bill to
the committee OF conference.
This resulted in the defeat OF the motion
by yeas, 25; nays, Sc. This majority
eleven was larger than Mr.. Cullom earlier
in the day had anticipated. The most
that had been calculated was a majority
OF eight against ~Tecommittal. That ma
jOrity had increased to eleven. So the
bill was not to be recommitted, and the
skirmishing on the vote to concur then
commenced. 1t became evident at once
that the conference report would be con.
Cured il: by a good majority, and the SEN
ate was too much worn out to delay long
over the vote. The roll was called, with
the result that the report OF the conference
committee was concurr5d in by a vote Of
43 yeas, 10 nays as follows:
Allison, BECK, BERRY, BLACKBURN, Bow
EN-, CALL, CoCKRELL, GEORGE, GoRMAN,
GIBSON, GRAY, Hale, HARRIS, Hawley, PuGH,
Sabin, SALISBURY, Sawyer. Sewell, Sher-
man, Spooner, COKE, CoLQUITT, Conger. Cul-
lon, Edmunds, EUsTIs, Dolpb, FAIR, In
gals, JONES ARK, JONES NEW. Nc
MILAN, Henderson, Mitchell Orr Palmer,
Plumb, Teller, VANCE, VEss, WAL
HALL, WHIrTHoRNE, Wilson iowa,
Aldrich, Blair, Brown, Cameron, Chace,
Cheney, Evarts, HAMPTON, Hoar, MALONE,
Mitchell, (Pa.), Morrill,, PAYNE, Platt,
Williams. NoTE-Republicans in Roman,
Democrats in SMALL CAPITALS.
Mr.. Ingalls, introduced n bill granting
arrears in certain casses to those pension
ed by special acts. Mr.. Sabin introduced
q bill to amend the act granting to rail-
roads the right of way through public
lands. Mr.. Sewell, from the conference com
mittee on the bill making an annual APP
preparation to provide arms and
equipments for the militia, made a report
reducing the appropriation from 100000
to $500, 900, which was agreed to. Ad-
journed till Monday.
HoUsE.-In the house the conference re-
port on the electoral count bill was agreed
to. The house went into COMMITTEES OF the
whole to consider the senate bills on the
private calendar, several OF which were
passed. Twenty.four bills we're passed at
the evening session.
SENAlE.-Not III session.
HorsE.-The senate trade dollar bill
with the amendment OF the house commit
tee WAS submitted to the house. The sll.
yer men gave notice OF u minority report,
and say privately that they will oppose
the bill 10 tae end, unless the house shall
agree not To interfere with the present pur'
chase OF silver bullion. I.
Mr.. Crisp presented the conference report
on the interstate bill. Inc
house ~relused-105 to 130-to go into
committee OF the whole on the pleuro-pneu-
monia bill. The house then went IN
to committee on the river and harDor
appropriation bill. Mr.. Hepburn, while
favoring the system Of water way improve
ments, opposed me swapping OH theory
upon which the bill was formed, and criti-
cised severely some OF the features 81 the
measure, especially that which proyidedlo r
the Improvement of the Mississippi IN ac-
cordant Q with the plans OF the commission,
The following petitions we're presented
to the house:
BY Mr.. White, OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union OF Caledonia, Minis
favoring the. passage OF the BLAIR ecu
cational bin; petitions fayorlng lne
same mens3re from the woman :
Christian Trfntprancc Union OF Evata.
MINI. By Mr. Strait, Of ~citizcns Of fari'
bauit, praying for the passage OF ths
Hatch experimental bill. BY Mr.. Longer
OF j. w. King and 1l6 citizens "I Des
Moines, Iowa, praying for tho passa,s " 2
the educational bill. By Mr.. Strait, =,
325 citizens or Pine Island, East CrysIal
and Faribault, iavoring the passage OF tns
Blair educational bill.